If A = B*2 + C*(-5) +B*C*(-5) + 10, how would we solve for C= ?

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Hi,

If A = B*
2 + C*(-5) +B*C*(-5) + 10. Then how could we solve this equation for C that is to say C = ?


Thank you
 
Hi,

If A = B*
2 + C*(-5) +B*C*(-5) + 10. Then how could we solve this equation for C that is to say C = ?


Thank you
What are your thoughts?

Please share your work with us ...even if you know it is wrong.

If you are stuck at the beginning tell us and we'll start with the definitions.

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Hint; step 1: rearrange such that the two C terms are alone on left side of equation.
...and, after having done that, use the "trick" explained in the example about two-thirds of the way down this page. ;)
 
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